The pharmacy is never available to take calls. They only want to do everything over an app. What…read morehas happened to customer service? They haven't had on hand medications for neither myself or my husband, after we visited the Dr's office. It takes them hours to fill a prescription. I Don't like that the Humana Military has chosen CVS as the new pharmacy for the military family! minus -1 star!

Awful! Stopped in on Friday for my prescription. Told to come back Saturday. It's is now Tuesday…read moreand still not ready. Very incompetent people. Just monotone excuses and not listening. Awful!

Pricey and upscale. But also high-quality fresh fruit and vegetables, a good deli, and an enjoyable…read moreexperience. They also have prepared foods of good quality when you don't feel like cooking or going out. The store makes an effort to be more attractive and comfortable than most. And it offers items that are sometimes hard to find in lesser stores. Still, be prepared to spend more for that convenience and comfort.

this is pointing to the pharmacy! this smart pharmacist actually lied so bad i had to call the drug…read moremfg office who had to call him. he had no product knowledge yet spent 10 minutes scolding me for what i was doing. be warned he actually gave me two drugs that if i had taken them would have resulted in a severe reaction.

Reviewing a pharmacy you say? YEP!…read more Edwards Pharmacy is a locally run business that has an old time counter grill and they make an excellent, excellent meal with a touch of southern hospitality. It's definitely a best-kept secret and you're not going to know about it unless you're a local or a local or someone familiar with the area takes you there. I was taken here Saturday morning for breakfast. The counter has some old Pepsi Co. memorabilia displaying around it. Most prominently an old Mt. Dew sign from days gone by. After ordering a Dew I settled for a fried egg sandwich with a sausage patty and cheese & some hash browns. It hit the spot! The grill staff was also great. They chatted with us throughout breakfast. Should I ever visit Ayden, NC again I'll definitely be stopping in for a bite to eat.

Website says grill closes at 6:15. Drive 20 miles. Arrived just after 6:00. Grill was closed…read more Update your site.

Awesome family pharmacy. Always great service. When my family and I were sick and prescribed…read moreantibiotics, they offered home delivery! What a blessing.

From the owner: Bayboro Pharmacy is independently owned and operated by Jonathan & Lori Altman, from right here in…read moreyour community! Bayboro Pharmacy has been in business for over 30 years and many of the same friendly faces you've come to know and trust are still here to serve you. We pride ourselves in providing outstanding service and competitive prices. Our staff is always happy to assist you in any way possible; whether it is helping you to locate products, placing special orders or help understanding how to maximize your pharmaceutical benefits. We get to know each of our customers on a personal level, as we believe that knowing the "whole" patient allows us to better meet your needs.

Friendly workers here. As I was walking around buying a bag of chips. I bumped into an Anderson…read moreMerchandisers Rep. She stopped what she was doing and provided help to myself by telling me where I can find items other than aa bag of chips. The store was clean and I saw no outs. In other words, they were well stocked for the weekend. Their prices are the cheapest around. Furthermore, their gas station out front always has the cheapest gas station in town. You bet, I will come back. Plenty of parking. You can find someone here to help you even if it a vendor that works here. Just ask and they will be glad to help.

Pharmacy was very helpful. Received my flu and covid vaccinations. The pharmacist and staff were…read morefriendly, very knowledgable and the shots were pain free.

If you head here looking for a typical CVS store you will drive right by it. It's much smaller and…read moreattached to to family practice building. Even so, it's primarily a pharmacy and not a store. But as a CVS pharmacy it has all the benefits of the chain. The staff is friendly, helpful, and professional. I transferred a prescription here while traveling and as with every other CVS I've done this with, they filled it quickly and without any issues. Happy they are in Swansboro!

Just a quick thank you for allowing me to return the bad humidifier without my receipt. I have…read morebeen in a few times the last three months and every time the staff has been polite and helpful.

The pharmacy staff is the absolute sweetest--especially Susan, who is truly an earth angel! I left…read morea message about a prescription, and they called back so quickly. Picking up scripts here is a breeze with the drive-thru, and I've never had to wait in line. Plus, the inside is always clean and well-stocked. Such a gem of a place!

Was in the area for vacation and realized I forgot one of my prescriptions so I called this…read morepharmacy and they were able to fill it promptly. Amazing team members work at this location!

Pharmacy was very helpful. Received my flu and covid vaccinations. The pharmacist and staff were…read morefriendly, very knowledgable and the shots were pain free.

Love this pharmacy. Friendly staff, great service and convenient vaccination services.read more

You know what? I used to think Publix was the best grocery store ever (2008, is when I made that…read moredecision). Fast forward to 2026, we now live across from a HT, and I AM SO THANKFUL WE DO! It's an absolute must to have their loyalty card--I save anywhere from $30-60 a week and that's not even including on gas! They have a hot food station where they make pizza in house--DEFINITELY RECOMMEND! You can order through their app with a specific pick up window. $13 for a large pizza that actually tastes good? SOLD. Finding specialty items like Truff's Mayo--SOLD. Or Impossible Burgers--sold sold SOLD. I am simply thrilled.

I visited Harris Teeter recently to pick up a few items for dinner and stopped on the ice cream…read moreaisle to look at the sale items. While I was standing there deciding what I wanted, a manager/employee was working on an end cap nearby. I noticed he seemed more focused on watching me than on what he was doing. A few minutes later, after he walked away, the entire end cap display fell down. I knew I had not touched the display, and if I had accidentally caused it, I would have helped pick it up immediately. What bothered me most was feeling watched and judged while simply shopping peacefully. The situation could have been avoided if more attention had been paid to properly securing the display instead of monitoring customers. Unfortunately, this was not my first uncomfortable experience at this store. On another visit, I went through checkout with a newer employee who was throwing my groceries across the counter as she scanned them. The items were being handled so roughly that even the bagger finally said, "Okay, okay, that's enough." I made a light comment that my bread would probably be handled better at Piggly Wiggly, but the employee did not seem to understand the concern. After that incident, I called the store to calmly share my experience with management because I truly believed the employee simply needed more training. However, when the phone was answered, the manager immediately said, "What do you want?" in a very rude tone before even knowing why I was calling. I introduced myself politely as a customer and explained the situation respectfully. Only after I finished speaking did the tone completely change to, "Oh yes ma'am, thank you for calling." Also during today's visit, I was walking down the frozen food aisle when I suddenly heard a door slam. I turned around and saw a male employee quickly rushing down the aisle while a customer followed behind him. I moved out of the way as he approached another worker and asked where the pantyhose were located. She explained that the store no longer sells pantyhose. After he walked away, the customer like myself looked at me and said, "Did you see that?" I told her yes. She explained that he seemed upset because she had asked him earlier why all the pantyhose were gone. I simply suggested that maybe he felt uncomfortable or offended by the question. She then told me, "You a good girl," which honestly left me confused about what she meant. I remained calm and respectful during each interaction, but the overall atmosphere and professionalism I experienced during these visits were disappointing. Customers deserve to feel respected, comfortable, and welcomed while shopping.